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Back To The Future – Filming Locations 30 Years Later
(0) | 16/10/2015 | Translate: Our trip around the Back To The Future filming locations in California 30 years after the film was made in 1985.
The last analog motion graphics machine (Scanimate) Engineer Dave Sieg has spent the past 20 years preserving the only working Scanimate, an analog motion graphics machine that was the basis of film / TV animation in the past. 70s and 80s. Dave talks about the technical and cultural impact of Scanimate and what the future holds for this iconic machine. - Casa de Carne At a party with friends, Eric tries a new restaurant that offers a complete gastronomic experience.
Casa de Carne is a short film of reflection on difficult choices and hidden truths, which takes place in a dark future not so far away.
- The Leap (short film) In 2069, New Earth is declared open for civilian migration, a decade after its discovery. As tales of wonder and opportunity reach the Old World, taking ‘the leap’ becomes the dream of millions. Unable to afford the journey, many of the less fortunate risk their lives being smuggled aboard cargo ships. The inter-planetary Migration Administration, or IPMA, deals with human trafficking on a biblical scale.
Fifteen years later, Jacob Reiss, a disillusioned IPMA veteran, has a fateful encounter with a young cartel prostitute. A meeting that forces him to confront a dark chapter from his past in order to save them both from a bleak future in one final, violent shot at redemption.
- The future of agriculture made in Latvia Laser weeding by Weedbot, a company from Latvia.
- Titanic with cats Mini-Remake of the film Titanic with cats
- Guy forgot about his friend’s doorbell camera A host installed a doorbell camera. His friend has a habit of going outside to fart, until he realizes that the doorbell was filming the scene and walks away.
- Filming his friend’s marriage proposal
- Ascending lightning above the Agua Volcano On a street in Antigua, Guatemala, a person films ascending lightning erupting from the Agua volcano.
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- Tetris (Trailer) Apple TV+ unveils the trailer for Tetris, a film that tells the true story of video game developer and promoter Henk Rogers (played by Taron Egerton) and his encounter with Tetris in 1988. The film will be released on March 31, 2023 on the Apple TV+ streaming platform
- Angry capercaillie attacks a man Why are you filming me!?
- The Three Musketeers – Trailer The first teaser of the film "The Three Musketeers" whose theatrical release is scheduled for April 5, 2023.
- Where’s my phone? A woman things that she lost her phone, although the phone is in front of her, filming.
- Michael J Fox playing guitar behind the scenes of “Back to the Future” (1985)
- What if your wedding film started like this…